I'm honestly quite relieved, I checked it out once this year and I hated everything about it.
On the flip side, this is so much money down the drain. Like, barely believable, for no usable results. If I did that with that money I'd be redtagged to eternity and called a scammer.
I really don't know how BTT came to possess 1k+ BTC, if most of it is from theymos and a few more people they can burn it all on another 50 years of similar projects.
If it is however part of satoshi's legacy, we shouldn't be so forgiving with how it's spent considering that at that point at least theoretically it belongs to all of us equally.
Considering that this forum does so many things without any basic transparency, not expecting any miracles though. I don't even want to go down that rabbithole, I briefly breezed over the 'where did all the BCH go' fiasco and it was way more than I could stomach.
I hope there is a plan on how to use that 1k+ BTC though, other than the generic one signed in the multisig contract:
signer will in a
very public fashion work with the other multisig signers,
bitcointalk.org staff, and notable bitcointalk.org users to see
to the creation of a US non-profit organization with a mission
similar to "In order to increase freedom in the world: Operate
bitcointalk.org and/or sites similar to bitcointalk.org, work
toward the long-term success of Bitcoin, and work toward more
widespread decentralization and applied cryptography." If a
suitable organization already exists, then a new one need not be
created. Once an organization exists which 3 of 5 signers can
agree has a sufficiently-matching mission statement and an
organizational/management structure capable of effectively
fulfilling it, then they are instructed to create and sign a
Bitcoin transaction to send all of the bitcoins covered by the
multisig to the organization.
This basically means that 5 people connected with the multisig signers can create 'long live crypto' nonprofit and walk away with 200+ BTC each. Really hope I'm wrong here.